Restore — carbon removal

NOTPLA is committed to making plastic disappear by producing packaging with seaweed –– abundant, carbon sequestering, rapidly renewable, biodegradable, and home compostable –– one of our greatest natural weapons against climate change.

See Oceans 2050, www.oceans2050.com, an organization leading the global effort to quantify seaweed carbon sequestration.

Opportunities to help restore our climate are growing worldwide. Designers can engage individually, collectively, and with clients who see such efforts as a tangible way to fulfill their climate pledges and ESG strategies.

Participate with respected organizations to help restore forests in cites and local or global communities. Discover more below.

The African Union’s Great Green Wall initiative’s ambition is to restore 100 million hectares of currently degraded land; sequester 250 million tons of carbon and create 10 million green jobs by 2030, in a region where temperatures are rising faster than anywhere else on Earth.

Opportunities to help restore our climate are growing worldwide. Designers can engage individually, collectively, and with clients who see such efforts as a tangible way to fulfill their climate pledges and ESG strategies.

Participate with respected organizations to help restore coastal mangroves, seagrass meadows, and tidal salt marshes across global communities. Discover more below.

MIKOKO PAMOJA is a small-scale carbon offset facility that uses mangroves as the domain. The project seeks to provide long-term incentives for mangrove restoration and protection through community engagement and participation.

Mikoko Pamoja is an excellent example of a ‘triple win’ project for climate, community, and biodiversity conservation.